Sentence examples for fee to keep from inspiring English sources

Is there a fee to keep your phone number?

Some impose an annual fee to keep the guarantee in force, an easy-to-overlook requirement.

He said although people were poor, they should be able to afford a small fee to keep the school running.

In March, Will Gustafson, the managing partner of the ownership group, asked the D'Andrea homeowners association for a $28 monthly maintenance fee to keep the golf course open.

But NBC Universal apparently proved willing to pay a higher license fee to keep the show for its station group through 2014.

As a driver with four or five years of claim-free driving behind you, you may be tempted to pay an extra fee to keep your history clean.

Only a few thousand of these pay annual fees to keep the status beyond seven years.

So far, he has pulled in enough design fees to keep his firm afloat.

Many online merchants have reduced or waived shipping fees to keep customers from going offline.

It relies on income from stamps and other postal fees to keep running.

Universities had proposed fee rises of up to 11.5% next year, arguing they need higher fees to keep up standards.